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How do different life events affect the risk of living in poverty after 60? This project is the first to analyse the impact of the whole life story—including both family and work situation—on the economical situation in later life.
The purpose of the project is to investigate the older adult’s autobiographical memories (that is, the memory of personally related events).
The research profile of Old Norse religion includes an interdisciplinary approach, where several different source categories are studied.
With an aging population, an increasing number of older individuals stands at risk of developing dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. This raises the need for reliable, inexpensive, and non-invasive screening tools to identify dementia at an early stage, when interventions are maximally effective.
The Baltic Sea is highly influenced by the catchment areas, whith more complex pH dynamics than in the open ocean. This research project improves the temporal and spatial coverage of acidification monitoring, to broaden the understanding of current acidification trends and to improve the capacity to predict future changes.
How is sustainable economic development, innovation and working life affected by second home ownership in Sweden?
In this project, all aspects of the EU data protection regime are explored in the context of electronic commerce.
How can patients with severe and long-term cognitive problems after Covid-19 be rehabilitated? In this project, we design an online-rehabilitation system. It helps patients to better understand their problems, the system supports their cognitive training, and increases their motivation to work with rehabilitation online.
Investigating the Appropriateness of Current Legislation for Mutual Insurance Companies
The aim of their project is to study open quantum systems using quantum simulators based on ion crystals in highly excited electronic states.
Research on the open sea focuses on how the large-scale ecosystem dynamics of the Baltic Sea are changed by human impacts. Issues include eutrophication, the impact of fisheries, and how environmental toxins are transported and dispersed in the sea.
One of the research areas of Musicology and Theatre Studies is opera and music theater, which is analysed from an interdisciplinary and cross-aesthetic perspective that puts focus on the interplay of text, music, staging and musical-scenic performance.
Entrepreneurs are important for Sweden's economy, but the Swedish welfare system is mostly structured around the needs of employees.
Identifying hidden resources and skills to promote entrepreneurship among migrant women in Swedish regions
Achievement tests to evaluate abilities of examinees become increasingly important and are used by decision makers. Several large tests are repeated periodically, for example the Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test, national tests in school, and international tests PISA and TIMSS.
Wetlands are ecosystems that provide multiple ecosystem services and promote sustainable development. They protect coasts, support biodiversity, regulate groundwater and soil moisture, mitigate floods and sequester carbon.
Research project that investigates the link between new technologies and optimal operation of buildings. The aim is to create better conditions for the optimal operation of smart buildings.
Global climate change is one of the greatest challenges facing humanity. Utilizing the carbon-lowering capacity of global soils has great potential to mitigate such changes.
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Organic chemistry studies the structure, properties and reactions of carbon compounds.
